Sentence examples for grim horizon from inspiring English sources
The only light in his grim horizon is his attraction to Britta Perry (Gillian Jacobs), the icy blonde moral beacon in his group.
That GuiaBolso has emerged as a bright spot in the otherwise grim horizon of Brazil's economic outlook speaks to a broader divergence between the country's digital economy, which continues to grow, and its offline industries, which have been stumbling since 2015.
Not for those who see just beyond that grim horizon.
The collapse of public support for higher education has left young people facing a grim economic horizon.
But it will do, good herb, to salve and curb a common cold or nerves, and I these days, with everybody's eyes on the grim news banked on the horizon, like how its leaf spears face the sky.
With rising automation, a looming climate-apocalypse, and the hopes of early retirement slipping further over the horizon, the workplace future can look grim for New Zealand's millennials.
It is only on Death Row, where a grim constellation of cell blocks is dotted across the horizon, that the carefree mood dissolves.
His whole career seems faintly — perhaps illusorily — present in this grim but starkly beautiful trek, kind of shimmering on the horizon like a mirage.
The Kabul horizon was once again choked with children's kites, hanging low in the sky like grim thunderheads of optimism and opportunity.
